6 off the pedestal and into tiny house. really cool gas, deep conversations around the kitchen table and lots of music boxes. but i'm sure the tiny house, because it does to him the 2nd d, w. the fashion is a part of all of our lives that a way of changing clothes from foss. fashion brands, or, you know, traditional trends from hand hold on while come on. so i think that's why the annual watching a simple google search will tell you the fashion industry is responsible for 10 percent of the sorts of global carbon emissions every year. and we all contribute to this by buying what the fashion industry. so what can we do about it?

we need to find alternative whether it is in how and what because you are the materials that are in business. please use a salons across the globe like allergy until we found was, was a time the tablets on native species of florida and phone. and these need to be seen then because just simply pulling the mouse does not do it. but when the right tools they can head bringing money, we have to the safe investment wardweb and a long job. the federal thing why he's being put to blanche who was on his finding a new life in fashion. a job that never seems to end shortened or not is how that sting what a higher since he has to remove them from the bones as they have become a nuisance. human has been on the 17 year old used to work in construction, but he's on some more doing this and it's less turn. well,

especially when the weather is good. like to day you're going to, i have been working here for 6 to 7 years now. the job is a harder to do during the months or more then and then the guy, what a higher sins are highly innovative plans. not just in india, but worldwide. within just a few days, they can double their bio mazda and quickly take or entire phones, and even huge legs, depriving all the aquatic life of sunlight and oxygen. india has long struggled with the problem. so now it has led to more than 5 left. it says all around the country. now the problem is for this is, this is james adults, natural enemies. so it grows profusely, it's light silva and up the rapids spread of these floating plants as serious consequences for the regions bio diversity. and the economy is now also suffering from the highest and play across almost all the sectors today. it

causes loss in millions of dollars, annually to hydro electricity generation irrigation schemes for shenise water transport and so many other water related activities. there are different carriers as to how the water hyacinth found its way to india. one is that the plant was brought here in 1889 for the development of the royal donica gardens in calcutta. but then data for the trade shows, which is let's say that it was introduced much before that oven. lord wharton hasting became the 1st governor general of india, his vice lady hastings. she was profusely interested in plans. and so it is also saying that she brought it into india. gulf on wants to do something about the

water horizons, while also finding a use for them. 2 years ago, the engineer gave up his bowman and job to found the non profit slip triple garter foundation using traditional graphs and the help of the people in the affected villages. he wants to turn the plans into a source of income. the investment automatically, we were already working with our team and the team from much learned to put in bundle going was part of our activities seems bringing the cookie we had already making the product leg lampshades, then snorted wilkes, everything since the last 5 years. why not do some research here? i'm mix something else. uninstall nation has already made several products from water higher since of to discovering by chance, just how much cellulose is in the plants. while cleaning the what i seen from

the water, the phone. i'll just show you the fiber of it after dying. so what i can do, what i've seen, i'm after drying the work, i said it becomes like this. and when we clean the water, i think that he would, i'm suppose we forgot to remove from the, the mix read or you of you can be used to go. we used to find like this, then the saw that very something like fi, but are you going to do it? why not to explore back what's to mix the fibers from the plans with got to do we fabric for, sorry. the poles, this will not tell you solve the problem of the what the highest simply but also see if gotten. after all, it takes up to $20000.00 letters of water. use one kilogram of cotton for a sorry. right now, the fabric is just 15 percent water highest in fiber, but the aim is to increase this very soon when we will have

mechanical extraction of or dice and from the water bodies. we can go with more of the show of this water i sent induct, like we can increase it up to 30 to 40 percent of the mix in terms of we are in showing people around 18 kilometers from capital. it used to be a hub for handle, leaving with the number of weavers tested into the. this is the we're making this prostitution by generation. my father, you ought to do it. i mean that then we did not make side easy. no, no. then our home wasn't good enough or any it was to make gunshot cotton dollars annually. that's common one by men to day. so we've always that using water hyacinth and cotton fibers to make sorry fabric. thanks to the all those from on sundays and another 100. we was now have an income for themselves and their

families in this week and age and growth is being preserved. we don't want them to make 100, i'm sorry, i'm go to but i but god, i'm any places and fill it. we want them to make well for their brains just on making studies ribbons for do some are designing part in that and we've been marketed for them and whatever values we get, the more than 50 percent, we go to them in a nearby village. women are doing the delicate war of tony. people are made from water horizons and 2 pictures and cods. it's become an important extra source of income for the women who otherwise work in agriculture will not they will the a lot of improvements, what we can now support a children's education build at homes, invest and funding support of families financially and so on. and the to the online, you can now find a growing number of products made from the highest sense,

including furniture and a variety of boss goods and bags and hopes to soon be able to machine harvest water hyacinth greatly increasing the amount of fabrics and paper he can produce this is really an appreciable initiator. but again, i would prefer it being controlled compared to being utilized in any v. it goes vanity of they've left the technology. you will start and throwing this plant, then what we are looking into is it needs to be that to get the top priority remains reading lots of ways of the best you want to hire as incomplete. but finding uses for this and visa, blonde is a welcome sight benefit. when you're out shopping, do you ever see the labels on your potential thoughts as is to see what the middle,

what would you like feel close to be middle button, linen, silly. but also in the middle of boston, surprisingly that isn't always, that's will be 9 months, as we discovered in somebody lot of this machine is blending polyester and gotten to its diploma fabric. but the story is to try it on me directly from petroleum. it's sourced from the cycles be the buttons. fit board is an engineering plastics. ok. a highly be squared. less thinking defense menu strip. just i get a 5 bed borders of data. plenty. so why not? they make a fiber or 10 waters. india alone consumes $1400000.00 tons of the plastic every year. along with that comes with responsibility to handle that plastic waste in an efficient manner. she'd end up all the most located at cold in the south indian state of them in the can good speed the bought to the store f as is. it all starts

with the rack because we collect the bottles and give them to an agent. the agent converts these bosses into stack compress plastics, which i have at this crushing facility the every month because $800.00 tons of the, the plastic b, b, d bought those go to various pages of sorting they'd be bought. those are separated from bodies, gaps, papers and other materials. visa demonstrated to obtain these tiny plastic piece is called the cycle the flakes. these flicks are washed with caustic photo print and try to remove dirt soon and other material. nearly 98 percent of all water used in this process is beautified, recycled energy used. the next step is to many of these hot washed flakes and convert them to polyester fibers. according to customer requirements. production la

police to fable is done via technology court. the data to acknowledge that one digits that we do not use a single drop of water in collecting the funniest to find. what are you going to die? one clue of fabric you need for a 5 times the amount of water. what the doctor, the pollute of water land every 10 line. whereas in dr. dyke technology, we integrate the colors wireless from the melting, the plastic, the american window. and so when the apartment itself is colored on, the do not need for the day, you understand these cycles use in the manufacture of automobiles, home furnishing an app. it is, this supposed been disposed either coating on top of the fade away with 2 or 3 watches, whereas this material will not fade as the color is present in the coal now with the freighting it again. as finally, the bully as to fibers is mixed with other materials like cotton to form fabrics, which ident taylor to make various apples. and i think we're clear product which is

event, those super sustainable product. it is normally 20 percent more than the conventional funniest us, i think, based on governments. so people who believe in this recycling, we give them the traceability information from government to the way smoking that is being picked up. so any consumer will buy is overcoming. there's a few articles which he can scan, and he will know from way of the wrist was collected for his particular government . in india, the textile industry accounts for nearly 5 percent of the countries g b. fortunately, the sustainable fashion market in the country is set to grow at 11 percent and reach $10000000000.00 us dollars by 2025. customers are willing to pay more because there is a cost associated with that. and we are all seeing the effect of a climate change. so there is a good, uh, you know, reception for the sustainable clothing amongst customers. the question of reach we need to reach to them. we need to educate them on this. and i think we'll be there

by using just a portion of that fiber. they produce $5000.00 edited every month and have $2300.00 who need customers on the whole. sure, you'd end up all the most use, no new petroleum. and instead going board 1500000 bottles every day to manufacture polyester. and it's really not too far from the city of florida. and it's brought to the city of fixed size, the size, while only a very small portion of your clothing is recycling across the globe. a decent percentage of this comes from fact, so reasonable look around to understand how is the city leading the launch for sustainable fashion? this used clothing been could be in almost any european city, but no matter where it's located, chances are the close things will end up in prod. so it's in the the world's text on recycling capital. around 150 of the 7000 text

companies here are involved. and recycling used close from germany, austria and switzerland and up at salvatore. run gino's warehouse, did you find a sheet? this is where we separate. what comes in the media? we separate t shirts, pants, children's clothing sweaters, and jackets. according to season on a winter or summer, i see that not the resales 2 thirds of the clothing, mostly to africa. and each i tessie who works next door takes the last 3rd. or finally, business has been turning us close into yarn and fabric for 4 generations. talons are at. hi. how's it going to be great in the material? yeah, it's all pretty good. one, great. and then the magic begins. the end, the discarded scraps will become new yarn and wo, it's a complex process that starts here in the table. and one solar goal is to

restore the young to its original color. and as soon as we separate the colors and then the machine turns the racks into a tiny define proposed scratching my head out. that way we were to the original color without the chemical guys. the chemical guys are only one of the problems of today's textile industry. worldwide 20 percent of water pollution comes from dying on finishing fabrics. that's another reason why recycling used clothing is so important. the material then goes to and washing plans where it's shredded and turns back into rule material. we draw the water we use from a debt of 150 meters. we filter it and then send it directly to the treatment plan to be purified. so we also recycle the with the company processes up to

$25.00 tons of fabric per day. the final product as these for the fibers. the material has been dried and now has the moisture content of the original 5, but now it's ready to be packaged. and so those funds the on the recycling process continues in a nearby factory. the fibers are turned into yarn and then fabric. every european buys an average $26.00 kilos of textiles per year. most eventually ends up as landfill. for dietrie, it's a terrible waste. most of the 400 we're trying to do us small part here. of course, if the fashion industry follow down lead, we could accomplish that much more. it's hard to believe the 21 percent is of all use clothing and the world is recently told and 15 percent of that one percent is recycled here in pa to yes, some of the contribution here in protest textile district is in poles and his

father is president of good please. text the recycling association, but he says we're cycled fibrex can't be the only solution, not for simply dollar g for data, but at the moment we can't satisfy the level industrial and consumer demand with 100 percent recycled materials event. know that goes to my go to the gospel account, okay. we have to do now is make it clear how important it is to move more and more in the direction of recycling. you know, mean thing. can we mean todd young dot it, they love it as soon as they receive that also means encouraging. young designers like students from a freshman academy who use recycled tech styles from prato for the creations and central prod. so the roof start off this already selling recycle design refreshing around the world. nicolo geoffrey, on his goal, is to bring together our tool methods, sustainable fashion, and the principles of

a circular economy. he's convinced the quantity closing can be ethical and environmental, the responsible for the a more general question to people that we're seeing that more and more people are interested in these issues and are willing to buy less clothing, but spend more on quality that remain on the opposite a fast fashion, which is what we have until just a few years ago. that so that was all about low prices. style in buying new clothes . more often. something we live in, spend people who are comfortable people like nicolo, and alicia they are showing, the sustainable fashion is more than just a dream for places like proud so all over the world can help make it a reality. the, what do you do when you're done reading your own? so if you want to talk how many times all you run out of space and you all come as well as the magic site, includes it off which has long bato dental's for all to answer that as a drawing closer to finishing among young robin gonzalez. this good benefit to both

the lima and this marginalized communities. a so, so, to you is a fun life. lena has walked the leaves of them by going door to door to collect old clothes from local residents. she belongs to the luxury or no magic tribe from northern good job state that has long faced social stigma and discrimination. its members e go to living with a v use model that is unique to india. they exchange used clothes for brand new youth and says, plastic with all cash due by the proximity decorative piece. but the sense of the import, when people told you to these, after watching and i remember them in the closer to and when you have to show them before the cell, the commission, the voc, 3. so the government's the collect at a suburban moon by market. it's an informal, bizarre, the kind, the adults, the unlocked leads of many big intensities. they're the fluids of both by treaters,

who seldom in remote villages, where people often can't afford new clothing. and estimated 40 tons of clothes shipped from a single market like this one to the regions every month. whatever is left behind, mostly tone. a non variable is sold by read to drag motions. declines include factories the tons of material into stuffings for cost seats and mattresses. for instance, communities like the luxuries could play a key role in the bush door to suck you know economy. that's why it's been singled out for support. but the social enterprise bomb, the recycling concern. look, every day more these people bring in more than 5 to 6 tons of clothing into a single market. if these old notes was sent to atlanta, so ended up in granted systems. if you're a single piece of buildings, would take several years to be comple. have someone who can face our lives out of

the india general. it's close to $8000000.00 tons of text time raised every year too often it ends up in lunch fins or was. ready ready environment it's a problem that's only lucky to get to was worldwide government adoption has doubled in the last 15 years. ready ready and with foster fashion says encouraging throwaway consumer habits. the number of times a clothing item is worn before it's discarded, has dropped over the past 2 decades, by almost 40 percent. for the fashion industrial does fuel growth and development. it's a massive the resource intensive sector. the amount of water used in the fashion industry is an unimaginable amount of 93000000 metric tubes. and that can actually be drinking water for 5000000 people in the u. so that's the amount we are using to create fashion up. to date, the global market for 2nd time clouds is blooming in india. that's market is still

in its infancy, largely due to the cultural stigma associated with 2nd time clouds. but in cities, young shoppers looking for sustainable alternatives to foster fashion, started to embrace the pre won't train, giving rise to a new culture of drifting that sticking off across the country. stores have sprung up to feed the demand for 2nd and vintage clothing and accessories. it's a stylus and fashion design, or is it regular at this trip store in room by sandra neighborhood? the we're all moving to a sustainability of sustainability is the most in thing right now and fashion. so it just makes sense to the size of the stuff rather than, you know, wasting on resources on manufacturing new stuff. all of them opened in 2019 won't be close, it's cleanse, allows people to walk in. and so they're closed. spoke cash. people who come in,

he'll into the store and on people who this condo for fluids, new fluids been doing this because it's, it's a lifestyle change that is going to increase the life cycle of these fluid received is predicted to overtake the e commerce market in the next few years helping guide engine session brands to the 2nd segment, or facilitators like 3 love a sucky low tech platform built by keep the pony off and put the good down. it helps brands to reset their products on their own websites to buy. if you see it hash tag 15 data and instagram last year in janet was for lack pause. right now. it's 7 blackboards. so john, until now that's the growth. he's seen a huge amount of interest from people, from brands that would only want to onboard onto this platform and the sort 80

percent of all the admin fee that we've already got for sale. the average time besides just $6.00 to $7.00 days. so today i would say that a complete clean supply constrain market rather than in demand constrain, look at some tripped stores trying to incorporate locks even into the value chain. they buy items suited to the data, so they could enter directly from the vin and, and they also serve as a one stop collection point for traditional clothing that the women can pick up to select the markets. the small scale could help address one of the primary challenges faced by the boxing the physical strain of spending more than half the day on the feet. wondering city lanes. the what they told me so much more convenient if you could do that because i needed to fill it in monday, then people didn't have to go to to the one house with 100 if it were installed in one please. the connected of the walgreens have struggled with ball,

with the unpublished suspicion for generations. they are denied access to housing complexes, but they could collect clouds and face harassment from police in a cottage. these, when to try to hold a fixed market, the steps to organize the informa, treat good health india, secure share of the global secondary market. that's valued at $36000000000.00. and finally, bring the lucky recognition for the valuable role as india's opened recyclers, the giving a little more important to what do we, where, where does it come from? and how do we discarded? good has makes such a huge difference and you live so much more value from the things that to me by. but you will let me know what was your take away from today's episode. you can email us, i will see you next week until then take as a by the

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